2045 - Bradley Beal (HAR, MIA, DAL, ATL, SAS, CBU) (389 views)

[jhb]

Bradley Beal

Harlem Globetrotters (2026-2027, 2041-2042)
Miami Heat (2027-2029)
Tri-Cities Blackhawks (2030)
Dallas Mavericks (2030-2031)
Atlanta Hawks (2032-2037)
San Antonio Spurs (2038-2039, 2043-2044)
Chicago Bulls (2040)

At a Glance

- Perhaps the best defensive shooting guard of 5.0 and in his prime a deadly efficient scorer who could put up 20 points per game on elite efficiency, a true two-way weapon
- Tied for 32nd all-time in Sim League history with 6 appearances on All-NBA teams
- Made an incredible 15 All-Defensive 1st or 2nd team appearances in his career, including 10 appearances on the first team; at his peak he was producing 3.7 bleals per game at SG and registered 6 seasons at over a block per game and five at over two steals per game from the wing
- Finished just outside the top 50 in career win shares at 136.5 (good for .135 per 36)
- Finishes 4th all-time with 2398 career steals, only 30 steals away from being the #1 steal man of all-time (for now) and trailing only Tracy McGrady, LeBron James, and Caron Butler
- Finishes 9th all-time in career minutes played with 48,624
- Finishes 9th all-time in career free throw percentage with a .925 career mark, just .008 behind Gary Bossert for #1 all-time
- Finishes 36th all-time in career three pointers made and 40th in attempts with 1410 makes on 3416 attempts for his career
- Finishes 80th all-time in career points scored and becomes one of 90 players all-time to break the 20k mark

Career Stats

Years played: 19
Games played: 1508
Points per game: 13.9
Rebounds per game: 5.1
Assists per game: 1.8
Steals per game: 1.7
Blocks per game: 0.9
Turnovers per game: 1.4
FG%: .480
FT%: .925
3P%: .413



Career Highs

Points: 47
Rebounds: 20
Assists: 9
Steals: 9
Blocks: 5
72 double-doubles

Achievements/Awards

All-Star (x4)
All-League Second Team (x2)
All-League Third Team (x4)
All-Defensive Team (x10)
All-Defensive Second Team (x5)
Player of the Game (60x)
All-Rookie Second Team Team
All-Star Rookie Game Participant (x2)

2026 - All-Star Rookie Game Participant

2026 - All-Rookie Second Team

2027 - All-Star Rookie Game Participant

2027 - All-Defensive Second Team

2028 - All-League Third Team

2028 - All-Defensive Second Team

2029 - All-Defensive Team

2030 - All-Star Game Participant

2030 - All-League Third Team

2030 - All-Defensive Second Team

2031 - All-League Third Team

2031 - All-Defensive Team

2032 - All-Star Game Participant

2032 - All-League Second Team

2032 - All-Defensive Team

2033 - All-Defensive Team

2034 - All-Star Game Participant

2034 - All-League Second Team

2034 - All-Defensive Team

2036 - All-Star Game Participant

2036 - All-League Third Team

2036 - All-Defensive Team

2037 - All-Defensive Team

2038 - All-Defensive Team

2039 - All-Defensive Second Team

2040 - All-Defensive Team

2041 - All-Defensive Team

2042 - All-Defensive Second Team


Biography

Height: 6'5"
Weight: 207
College: Florida

Transactions

- Drafted with the 7th overall pick of the 1st Round in the 2024 TMBSL draft by the Miami Heat
- Traded along with Jerry Sloan to the Heat for Anthony Davis and Rafael Araujo
- Offered to resign to a max deal in Miami but was rebuffed and ultimately signed with the Blackhawks for a max deal that off-season
- Traded to Dallas before spending a full season in the Tri-Cities for Nate Thurmond, the second pick in 2032 draft (Aaron Gordon or Jabari Parker had a good GM picked), a second round pick, and cash
- Traded to Atlanta after a season and a half in Dallas along with Big Baby Davis and cash for Jerry Lucas and a first round pick (that would be traded to Chicago and become another stalwart defensive wing, Michael Cooper)
- Re-signed with Atlanta in the 2036 offseason for a 4 year, $82,365,157 deal
- Traded to San Antonio for a 2039 Spurs 1st (which became Eurelijus Zukauskas) and Alexis Ajinca
- Re-signed for a 2 year, $20,000,000 deal and was traded from San Antonio to Chicago with a 2041 Spurs 1st (Emmanuel Mudiay) for Christian Laettner, Patrick Ewing Jr, a 2042 Hornets 1st (Buck Williams), a second round pick (Terry Catledge), and cash
- Traded from Chicago to Dallas with cash and a Bulls second round pick for Michael Kidd-Gilchrist
- Traded from Dallas to Harlem for Malik Hairston, Yotam Halperin, and cash
- Re-signed in Harlem for two years and $14,000,000
- Signed in San Antonio for a final season at $1,828,393

[skrouse]

Tricky here, feels like an obv yes but that prolonged tail end of his career def hurts the overall look of his career. But if he retires in '37 I think he's in no doubt, so a Yes for me.

Feels similarly to a guy who made 5 super bowls but only won 1, that is viewed as a negative but it shouldn't

[jhb]

These no votes are dumb as fuck and pretty indicative of why 3 people own 80% of the last 30 league titles

[Logan]

not all good players are hof worthy

[skrouse]

They should at least give us some color on their "No's"

[jhb]

Getting a block per game on the wing and being a 1.2 pts/tsa guy for your entire prime is elite

He was probably the most valuable player in the league position wise outside of LeBron for a lot of his career

[killybing]

Sept 22, 2020 14:11:44 GMT jhb said:

Getting a block per game on the wing and being a 1.2 pts/tsa guy for your entire prime is elite

He was probably the most valuable player in the league position wise outside of LeBron for a lot of his career

when you count all the SFs that could also play his position that becomes very not true

do we just care about listed positions now instead of eligibility?

[skrouse]

Make the case jhb, show us some comps

[jhb]

I made the case, it's in the profile

I can't help if 4 people are dumb

[killybing]

Sept 22, 2020 14:26:05 GMT jhb said:

I made the case, it's in the profile

I can't help if 4 people are dumb

So adrian dantley and alex english are also HOFers?

[jhb]

Sept 22, 2020 14:28:26 GMT killybing said:

Sept 22, 2020 14:26:05 GMT jhb said:

I made the case, it's in the profile

I can't help if 4 people are dumb

So adrian dantley and alex english are also HOFers?

Dantley, easy yes.

English, no - he wasn't as elite as them on offense and his rebounding was even worse. He falls short for me, especially because he hasn't even been a starter for long stretches of his career. His offense is more comparable to Kawhi but Kawhi was much more elite on defense and rebounding

The lack of corresponding offense is why I haven't also pushed for people like MKG, etc.

[👨🏼‍⚕️delapandemic🚑]

Sept 22, 2020 14:28:26 GMT killybing said:

Sept 22, 2020 14:26:05 GMT jhb said:

I made the case, it's in the profile

I can't help if 4 people are dumb

So adrian dantley and alex english are also HOFers?

 English is nowhere near the scorer, rebounder, or defender as Beal.

He's Beal-lite.

[Logan]

Sept 22, 2020 14:35:32 GMT 👨🏼‍⚕️delapandemic🚑 said:

Sept 22, 2020 14:28:26 GMT killybing said:

So adrian dantley and alex english are also HOFers?

 English is nowhere near the scorer, rebounder, or defender as Beal.

He's Beal-lite.

and beal isnt even a good rebounder

[killybing]

I'll vote yes if adrian dantley also gets in.

[jhb]

I'm putting Dantley in